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    Annual Strategic Planning: How to make it count and not waste time

    Annual strategic planning can often be a time-wasting exercise full of whims, wishes, and well-intentioned goals that are rarely or barely achieved. I'll show you a better way.

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    Leadership Development

    5 Lessons My Son Has Taught Me

    In honor of his 5th birthday tomorrow, I've come up with 5 lessons my son, Isaac, has taught me. These apply whether you're a parent or a CEO.

    Kenny Lange Dec 1, 2014
    Leadership Development

    The 3 Laws of Authenticity

    What do you think about when you hear the word authentic? The world is desperate for authentic leadership! I've identified 3 key laws to be authentic.

    Kenny Lange Oct 14, 2014
    Leadership Development

    How to Consistently Reach Your Goals

    How can we make sure that we finish our goals as strong as we start them and not get discouraged? The answer came from 3 insights I gained from a...

    Kenny Lange Aug 5, 2014
    Leadership Development

    3 Easy Steps to More Effective Delegation

    Have you ever asked a team member, colleague, or friend to do a task for you and it turned into a disaster? We discuss 3 steps to more effective...

    Kenny Lange Jul 29, 2014
    Leadership Development

    3 Ways to Lead Like William Wallace

    The image, integrity, and value of men has never been more diminished. The movie Braveheart shows us 3 leadership principles all men should follow.

    Kenny Lange Jun 10, 2014
    Leadership Development

    The 3 Levels of Organization

    The what and how of an organization are very important. However, the why at the core of your actions and is the most critical and the most overlooked.

    Kenny Lange May 6, 2014
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